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It would be Challenger if it was continuation of the Challenger’s design or was inspired by the Barracuda.
The design chosen fir the Coupe fits to be called Charger for 2 things:
1- Save on production and certification cost by reducing the number of SKUs and design.
2- Silence whomever was...
I would not be surprised if the SixPack SO sedan is the agencies choice, and I wouldn’t be surprised if an entry level Pentastar was offered in a model year or two.
Why? If a PHEV with a 4-cylinder, similar to the one in Wrangler 4Xe, produces more usable HP and torque, it would be far more better than a 6 cylinder. And if a 6-cylinder was meant to be offered, it'd be a Pentastar based rather than a Hurricane based.
Most of the people won't care, know or...
You are either out of the reality or trying to fool yourself.
EU is pulling back on their regulations and US gov might announce the same thing in the coming weeks.
You can get all the volt architecture you want, if the infrastructure doesn’t support it, you won’t go nowhere.
The way for the Challenger to co-exist with the 2-door Charger, is for the Challenger to be ICE and the Charger 2-door to be EV.
Otherwise, there’s no market for 2 2-door models under the same showroom.
Knowing it has forged internals and comes from the factory with 26psi of boost tells you you can increase boost safely at least %20 more, and the 1000hp on the road version is not that hard to get compared to the Hellcat engines.
I wouldn't bet money on DC for the ICE engines.. They took a...
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